Plymouth High School

Chester Parsons

Class of 1938, Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Massachusetts: Chester Parsons. The yearbook entry prints: a motto. Portrait and entry from the Pilgrim, page 19.

Class of 1938

74 in the class of 1938 · 40 more named Parsons

Full name: Chester Parsons
School: Plymouth High School
Graduated: Class of 1938

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Same surname 29
Classmates 73

In context

In the alphabetical roll of 74 names from the Plymouth High School class of 1938, Chester stands 45th. Chester's portrait is on scan page 19, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 13 to 21. The class of 1938 has 74 names here, where the neighbouring classes have 95 for 1937 and 59 for 1939. “The Pilgrim” is the title of this yearbook, edited by Philip Godfrey.

On the same scan page	Harold Malaguti, Thomas Metcalf, Chester Moores, George Neal and 7 more
The book's own title	The Pilgrim (editor: Philip Godfrey)

What the yearbook said

If some day you wish to melt Some young lady's heart, Just flash that gleaming smile of yours — It will act like Cupid's dart!

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Plymouth High School yearbook, 1938, page 19. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item pilgrim1938plym).

Published 1938. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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